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March 7, 2022 —

Salt Lake City (March 2022) – The North American Gay Amateur Athletic Alliance (NAGAAA) announced it will host its annual LGBTQ+ softball tournament in Salt Lake Capital May 26-28, 2023, at the Valley Regional Complex.

The top elite A and B division teams from NAGAAA organizations all over the United States and Canada will compete to determine the NAGAAA Cup Champions. The tournament also allows teams to qualify for the Gay Softball Planet Series. The games are expose to the public and the entire community will be invited to cheer on the teams and join in a large party to bring the entire community together in support and unity.

Salt Lake was chosen by NAGAAA over other locations, not only for its organic beauty but because of the warm welcome extended by the entire society. Salt Lake has an active and robust population that is excited to be involved in the event and organizers were impressed with how beautifully everyone here comes together.

“Salt Lake was the end opposite of our expectations, we were so surprised at everyone’s friendliness, and their loving, welcoming attitude of acceptan gay anateur

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LaRon Charles, Jon Russ and Steven Apilado had been playing softball together in the San Francisco Homosexual Softball League for years. Their team had competed in the Gay Softball World Series organized by the North American Same-sex attracted Amateur Athletic Alliance (NAGAAA), but had never finished better than fourth place. At the 2008 Planet Series in Seattle, the team made it all the way to the championship game, when they were shocked to grasp that their eligibility to play was being challenged based on a NAGAAA rule limiting the number of non-gay players who could play on a World Series team.

The players were called into a conference room and questioned in front of more than 25 people, most of them strangers, about their sexual orientations and private lives. The players, who are bisexual, were forced to answer whether they were “predominantly” interested in men or women, without being given the option of answering that they were bisexual. In response to a player’s statement that he was attracted to both men and women, a NAGAAA member who was in the room stated, “this is not a fluid world series‚–th

Members

The membership of the Rainbow Amateur Radio Association (RARA) is very diverse. Our club is comprised of a wide range of age groups. We acquire students, retirees, and those working in both technical and non-technical careers. Our members are friendly and enjoy interacting with one another.

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Activities

Rainbow Amateur Radio Association (RARA) is intended to be a "fun" club. Here are some of our events:

Several weekly on-air HF and VOIP nets
An Internet Message Board and members-only groups.io email "reflector"
Occasional operating activities
Service recognition and achievement awards
Hospitality Suites at major hamfests
Dinners/gatherings at major hamfests, including the Dayton Hamvention and the Orlando Hamcation

By joining RARA, you will join a family of good friends who share a common interest in Ham Radio and other technically related hobbies.

History

In the mid 1970's, a gay ham from 6-Land placed personal ad's in 73 magazine asking gay hams to contact him. He had responses and CW skeds on a 40M frequency was established. In the promptly 1980's anot